Men's hairiness is inherited from their fathers

The economic crisis has not subsided yet, and men's heads seem to be the first to give up. Recently, when you go out, whether it is on the streets, restaurants, shopping malls, passers-by, middle-aged and young people, most of the men are bald to varying degrees. Those with severe baldness have very little hair left, and their "upper hemisphere" is extremely naked, like the immortal in the South Pole. They simply shave their heads and show off their bright brains.

Those who can still cover up usually have a "Mediterranean" or "local surrounding the center" style. Although there is no hair in the middle of the head, the hair around it can still be pulled over to cover the bottom. The disadvantage is that it is easy to be "exposed" by the slightest disturbance. The cover is not very tight to begin with, and when the evil wind blows, the long black hair will flutter in the wind, and the "empty space" on the top of the head will be exposed.

Those who are beginning to lose hair have thin, weak, dry and dull hair on their heads. No matter how you comb, pull, tug or rub, dozens of hairs will fall out. It seems that the more you fear they will fall out, the harder they will fall out. The owner has no choice but to go to a hair salon before those few strands of hair are "cut off" and pin his hopes on some kind of potion or massage technique for "survival" - although it may work, losing hair on the top of your head is a matter of time.

I wonder if the men under the threat of the crisis are overwhelmed or exhausted, otherwise why are there so many bald heads? Although men want to cover it up, when we walk on the street, we often see the clean heads are about to be exposed, with a few strands of hair lying on it, and occasionally sliding down to the forehead, causing the owner to constantly use his hands to put the messy hair back in place while walking. This has become a subconscious action for men with bald heads.

There is a saying that is a bit exaggerated, saying that men would rather have impotence than a bald head. It can be seen how much of a formidable enemy a bald head is to men. Some men have tried every possible means but still cannot save the barren land on their heads. They have become extremely troubled and sensitive, always suspecting that others are paying attention to or making fun of their heads.

In fact, there is nothing funny about having a bald head. What is funny is that some people have thick, healthy, shiny and stylish hair year after year, with never any signs of decaying. Suddenly one day, others accidentally discover that they are wearing a wig - hahahaha, this is the real joke that comes out of nowhere and spreads quickly among friends and colleagues like a virus. One of the topics everyone discusses privately is to guess what he would look like if he had a bald head.

From the perspective of medical science and experience, once baldness occurs, it is basically impossible to cure it. The result is that you either shave your head, wear a wig, or just let the "island" shine there. As far as the current situation is concerned, if you really have baldness, you don't have to be anxious, sad or inferior, because you are not alone.

According to my observation, you can find people who look like you in almost any situation. I once stood on a balcony and saw several people with bald heads passing by a few floors below. It turned out that 7 out of 10 men had their heads exposed. I once counted how many bald heads I would meet while shopping. It turned out that I met more than 20 people in total. I once observed several bald heads on the tables around me in a hotel. Well, there were bald heads on every table... I'm not kidding you. The probability of meeting a bald head is just like the probability of meeting the opposite sex. When you walk out the door, half of them are men, half are women, and half are bald heads.

Most people start to go bald after the age of 40, not at the age of 30. Some people start to go bald in their twenties. The people I'm talking about are all men. The key point is that it is very likely that the cause of your baldness is genetic, especially if you start to go bald at an early age, which means you are an innocent victim of genetic genes. Studies have shown that baldness is a dominant gene in male babies and a recessive gene in female babies. In other words, baldness is passed down from the father to his son. If the father is bald and the grandfather is also bald, the incidence of a boy is about 100%; if the father is not bald and the grandfather is bald, there is a 25% chance of a boy; if the father is not bald and the grandfather has a full head of thick hair, then the possibility of the baby being bald is almost zero.

If you think I am interested in baldness or have some tricks to cure it after reading all I have said, I am sorry to disappoint you. I cannot conquer this stubborn disease that medical experts have difficulty conquering. I know you are very bothered by the fact that hair does not grow where it should, just like us women are bothered by the fact that plumpness does not grow where it should. This is really painful. There is a way to comfort you. It is better to believe the saying that a smart head does not grow hair.